The country is heavily militarised as a result of the establishment of the Colombia Plan, and all peaceful ways to resolve the armed conflict have been abandoned. Consequences: Systematic violation of human rights. Thousands of civilians murdered and persecuted. Disappearance of civil organizations.

 

With the help of the State, transnational enterprises and multilateral organisations exploit the natural resources and undertake infrastructure megaprojects.
Consequences: Massive ejections of populations from their territory. Destruction of the social network.

 

Food and pharmaceutical transnational enterprises exhaust the natural resources and take advantage of the enormous biodiversity of the country.
Consequences: Loss of food sovereignty, destruction of the ecosystem and the cultural identity of minority populations such as the indigenous communities and Afrocolombians.

 

 Fall in the prices of coffee across the world.
Consequences: Increase of unemployment (higher than 25 %) and precariousness of the existing employment, with a great rise of the hidden economy.